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Raven Stole the Moon by Garth Stein
June 23, 2010 by
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Glad to hear you enjoyed this read! I have it on my shelves and I plan on reading it during the summer.
I’ll have to check your review when you finish it.
I’ve been wanting to read this for a while. It sounds so good! I’m glad that you liked it.
I think you should pick it up!
Glad you enjoyed this one, too! I also found it to be really suspenseful and entertaining — I read it in one (long) afternoon. I have to pick up The Art Of Racing In The Rain next!
Art of Racing in the Rain started my love for this author!
Never heard of this one! I have been seeing his other book everywhere! Great review!
I’m glad you enjoyed the review.
I have to admit I am very much not a fan of Joseph Conrad, but this books sounds really interesting.
Conrad is not my favorite writer either. I just happened to remember Livingstone from Heart of Darkness, which I read ages ago and don’t think I quite finished. I cannot stand his dialogue or writing style, honestly. Stein on the other hand is fantastic.
I am a believer in where Stein can take you, after having read The Art of Racing in the Rain. I didn’t like how hard it made me cry but I think that is my own personal problem (ha!). I don’t mind wandering timelines too much…to much of a linear story can get stale and can be forgettable. I need to make an effort to get to this one!
I think you should. You’d enjoy it.
Wow, I’ve never heard of this book before but it sounds fantastic! I love books set in the northern wilderness (must be because I’m from Canada!).
You’ll really love this if you like a bit of the supernatural and folklore.
Glad to see you liked this one, Serena. I enjoyed it too, although I didn’t love it as I did Racing in the Rain. I’m eager to read more books by Stein.
I’d be happy to read more Stein. I count him among one of my favorites. I think dog lovers have a particular connection with Racing.
I have been following all the reviews on this one, cos I did like The Art, but I got so sad by it
Art of Racing was sad, but I still loved it.
Heart of Darkness!! EEK!!! Well, I won’t hold that against the book, since it sounds really good.
He plays a small part and while I see the parallels, it is not Conrad’s “crazy” prose.
I totally loved this one…and had no complaints whatsoever. Now I need to read Racing in the Rain! Your review was excellent and fun to read!
I hope you read Racing soon. I really loved that book. Thanks for the compliment.
This book sounds wonderful, muddled time line and all.
I was really being picky about that…Honestly it only bothered me for a bit, but not enough to disrupt my reading and enjoyment.